Menopausal Rage Wood Wick Soy Candle
Meet your new calm-in-a-jar for the days when your thermostat is broken and your inner volcano is filing a complaint.
Calming scent of fresh lavender, vanilla and light musk.
15 Hour Clean Burn
Why it’s perfect
Small but mighty: Best for gift giving, stocking stuffers, co-worker, mom, sister.
Crackling wood wick: comforting, homey, and slightly dramatic.
Soy wax: cleaner burn and better for the planet.
WOOD WICK CANDLE CARE
1. HOW TO LIGHT IT
Hold your lighter or match at the base of the wood wick, right where the wick meets the wax. Let the flame catch across the entire width of the wick. You may need to hold the flame there for 5–10 seconds—wood wicks can take a little longer to light than cotton wicks.
2. TRIM BEFORE EVERY BURN
Once completely cool, trim the wood wick to about ⅛". Remove any loose or charred pieces.
3. FIRST BURN MATTERS
Let the wax melt all the way to the edges of the tin. This helps prevent tunneling and gives you an even burn.
4. LET IT CRACKLE
That little crackling sound? Yep. That's the point. It's part of the wood-wick experience.
5. DON'T LET IT BURN FOREVER
Burn for no more than 3–4 hours at a time. Always keep your candle within sight and away from drafts, pets, kids, and anything flammable.
6. KNOW WHEN TO STOP
Discontinue use when approximately ½" of wax remains. The tin can become hot as the wax gets low.
WOOD WICK TIP: If the flame gets small or struggles to stay lit, extinguish the candle, let it cool completely, and trim the wick before lighting again.
Menopausal Rage Wood Wick Soy Candle
Meet your new calm-in-a-jar for the days when your thermostat is broken and your inner volcano is filing a complaint.
Calming scent of fresh lavender, vanilla and light musk.
15 Hour Clean Burn
Why it’s perfect
Small but mighty: Best for gift giving, stocking stuffers, co-worker, mom, sister.
Crackling wood wick: comforting, homey, and slightly dramatic.
Soy wax: cleaner burn and better for the planet.
WOOD WICK CANDLE CARE
1. HOW TO LIGHT IT
Hold your lighter or match at the base of the wood wick, right where the wick meets the wax. Let the flame catch across the entire width of the wick. You may need to hold the flame there for 5–10 seconds—wood wicks can take a little longer to light than cotton wicks.
2. TRIM BEFORE EVERY BURN
Once completely cool, trim the wood wick to about ⅛". Remove any loose or charred pieces.
3. FIRST BURN MATTERS
Let the wax melt all the way to the edges of the tin. This helps prevent tunneling and gives you an even burn.
4. LET IT CRACKLE
That little crackling sound? Yep. That's the point. It's part of the wood-wick experience.
5. DON'T LET IT BURN FOREVER
Burn for no more than 3–4 hours at a time. Always keep your candle within sight and away from drafts, pets, kids, and anything flammable.
6. KNOW WHEN TO STOP
Discontinue use when approximately ½" of wax remains. The tin can become hot as the wax gets low.
WOOD WICK TIP: If the flame gets small or struggles to stay lit, extinguish the candle, let it cool completely, and trim the wick before lighting again.
